What problem does it solve? Release records in a shared Marshall store sometimes get mis-created, abandoned, or lose their tracker links, and there is no safe corrective path that distinguishes reversible hiding from irreversible deletion. This Skill provides the corrective verbs — archive, unarchive, hard delete, and tracker-link repair — with the store's server-side guards explained so you never destroy real history. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Reversible archive/unarchive: Hide projects, releases, or components from active views while preserving the row and audit trail, with bottom-up archive and top-down restore ordering. - Fenced hard delete: Permanently remove only mis-created empty records, guarded server-side by owner-only and empty-only checks that name the exact blockers on refusal. - Tracker link repair: Re-link releases and components whose Linear tracker records were never filed, with resumable passes that never create duplicates. - Use Case: A release was created against the wrong version and is cluttering the active list — confirm with the operator, archive it reversibly, and report the exact unarchive call that undoes it. ## Quick Start Use the release-admin skill to archive the release version 2.4.0 that was created by mistake and tell me how to undo it.